Less boring because there are more players and there is a lot of stuff to do whereas tennis has two players doing the same thing over and over. Baseball is boring but nearly to the extent tennis is
I feel the same way about the men's curling. All that shouting--really! I'll never understand why they have to wear mikes. You're right. Tennis is boring. But what about baseball?
Writers, above all people, should love tennis. A match has a well-structured beginning, middle and end divided into three, four or five acts, depending on the tournament.
There is a protagonist and an opposition character. There are setups and payoffs, plot twists and subplots.
I do agree that something needs to be done about the unreliable narrators in the commentators' booth.
Sacrilege, Hank! Next thing, you'll suggest players wear color at Wimbledon.
That works for me!
Less boring because there are more players and there is a lot of stuff to do whereas tennis has two players doing the same thing over and over. Baseball is boring but nearly to the extent tennis is
I feel the same way about the men's curling. All that shouting--really! I'll never understand why they have to wear mikes. You're right. Tennis is boring. But what about baseball?
Hank, Hank, Hank,
Writers, above all people, should love tennis. A match has a well-structured beginning, middle and end divided into three, four or five acts, depending on the tournament.
There is a protagonist and an opposition character. There are setups and payoffs, plot twists and subplots.
I do agree that something needs to be done about the unreliable narrators in the commentators' booth.
Sorry, Calvin. It's incredible boring. Two people hit a ball back and forth endlessly. The players are boring and so are the announcers.